Sara Landry is heading to Brno this December as Beats for Love takes its first step into the world of indoor festivals. The “High Priestess of Hard Dance” will bring her “Eternalism” show to the inaugural Beats for Love Winter, taking place on 4–5 December 2026 at the Brno Exhibition Centre.
Hard techno has become one of the defining forces in contemporary electronic music, and few artists represent its current momentum quite like Sara Landry. The American DJ and producer has built a global following with a sound that is dark, intense and hypnotic, turning uncompromising hard techno into one of the most recognisable sounds on today’s festival circuit. Now, Landry is bringing that energy to Brno.
Her appearance is one of the latest major announcements for Beats for Love Winter, the first indoor edition of the Czech festival brand. Taking place across two nights on 4–5 December 2026, the event will transform the Brno Exhibition Centre into a large-scale electronic music destination, with two halls, two stages and more than 30 international artists spanning EDM, house, techno and drum & bass.
Sara Landry arrives with her Eternalism show, promising one of the darker and more intense moments of the weekend. Her rise over the past few years has been rapid, taking her from the harder corners of the electronic scene to a global audience and earning her the title of “High Priestess of Hard Dance.” Her status has also been recognised by the DJ Mag Top 100 DJs poll, where she has twice received the Highest Hard award as the highest-ranked artist representing the harder side of electronic music.
“Sara Landry is an absolute phenomenon right now. She represents a new generation of global electronic music stars, and the energy of her performances is incredible. These are exactly the kind of artists we want to bring to Beats for Love Winter.”
– says Kamil Rudolf, Director of Beats for Love.
For Kamil Rudolf and the Beats for Love team, the ambition goes beyond simply moving the summer festival indoors.
“Our goal is not to create a smaller winter version of the summer festival, but a fully fledged event with its own identity, massive production and a line-up capable of standing alongside major European events. We believe Brno will experience something truly unprecedented during the first weekend of December.”
– Kamil Rudolf, Director of Beats for Love adds.
The winter edition comes after another landmark summer for Beats for Love. This July, the festival welcomed more than 550 artists across 18 stages, with Calvin Harris, Marshmello, Charlotte de Witte and Alesso among the headline names. While the organisers have not disclosed the exact attendance figure, they confirmed that the previous record of 164,000 visitors was significantly surpassed.
The momentum now moves from the industrial surroundings of Dolní Vítkovice in Ostrava to the halls of the Brno Exhibition Centre. Rather than serving as a smaller extension of the summer event, Beats for Love Winter is positioned as a standalone chapter in the wider Beats for Love Universe, with its own concept, production and programme.
The line-up already includes Sub Focus, Lost Frequencies and Sigma, alongside Sara Landry, with more than 30 international artists expected across the two nights. The programme will move between melodic electronic music, EDM, house, high-energy drum & bass and the harder edges of techno.
With the final line-up announcements still to come, Sara Landry’s addition makes the direction of the winter edition clear: Beats for Love is bringing the scale of its festival universe into a new environment, while giving the harder side of electronic music a strong place within it.
Beats for Love Winter takes place on 4–5 December 2026 at the Brno Exhibition Centre in Brno, Czech Republic.
Tickets and further information: winter.b4l.cz
